Chelsea scored three goals in the opening 17 minutes to dump Newcastle United back into the Premier League's bottom three on goal difference.

Diego Costa slid home Willian's through-go with under five minutes on the clock and furnished a proportional payback 12 minutes after the fact after Pedro had multiplied the Blues' leverage taking after a mix-up by Rolando Aarons.

Pedro removed all lingering doubt with his second from a Cesc Fabregas pass after the break, before substitute Bertrand Traore rounded things off from a Chelsea point of view with his first goal in the Premier League.

Andros Townsend scored his first in Newcastle colours at the death, yet Chelsea stay unbeaten under interim manager Guus Hiddink, however this was just their third league win under the Dutchman and first at home in drawing closer two months.

Newcastle, who remain English football's most minimal away scorers, lost for the sixteenth time in 19 games out and about and it is their home structure which will at last choose their destiny, one would think.

The Magpies spent around £30m on midfielders this winter, yet it is their resistance which keeps on bringing on them issues and could be credited to every one of the five of Chelsea's goals.

See more >>> http://www.chelseafocus.com/2016/02/classic-chelsea-beats-newcastle-as-it.html

Easy win